The NHS is not perfect, and probably never will be, but that doesn't mean it is not staffed by dedicated, highly skilled individuals doing their best with limited resources.
Comeon guys and gals ... lets pull together and make this ship float - not sink!
Too right David, however when you have been in the profession as long as I, you become a little dossillusioned by the (apparent signs of progress) when you witness firsthanded the extreme amounts of unnecessary wastage "In the name of progress"
Admittedly, staff will continue to do what they can with the limited resources.
However, what do you do when you have ABSOLUTELY NO RESOURCES at your dissposal, you become a little bitter when the rug is taken from underneath your feet.
I agree, all NHS staff should pull together, and I have no doubt that they do under most circumstances, but if the iceberg has already been hit, no amount of effort will result in the ship continuing to sail!
